In this episode, Lucas and Luna dive into the strategy behind evergreen content clusters — specifically how a mid-market B2B software company, Freshworks, built a cluster of 40+ interlinked blog posts around the topic 'customer service automation' that continues to drive 70% of their organic traffic years after publication. They break down the cluster model: a single pillar page, supporting articles, internal linking structure, and regular updates. Lucas explains why Freshworks chose this topic (high search volume, low competition at the time) and how they measure success through time-on-page and conversion rate rather than vanity metrics like page views. Luna challenges the approach by asking about the risk of cannibalization and whether clusters still work in 2026 given Google's AI overviews. Lucas shares specific data: the pillar page ranks for 200+ keywords and drives 15,000 monthly visits; the cluster collectively generates 1,200 leads per month. They also discuss how to refresh content without starting from scratch — focusing on updating statistics, adding new sections, and pruning outdated posts. The episode closes with a look at whether the cluster model is still viable with generative AI search results.